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Spindle Formation in Aspergillus Is Coupled to Tubulin Movement into the Nucleus
Mol. Biol. Cell Ovechkina et al. 10.1091/mbc.E02-10-0641.

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A QuickTime movie showing GFP-tubulin in the same hypha as Fig. 3. Time-lapse images were taken at approximately 15-second intervals. A wave of mitosis proceeds from left to right. At the beginning three spindles are present and two nuclei are visible as voids in the GFP-tubulin fluorescence. Tubulin moves into each of the nuclei and spindles begin to form.

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